From alt-folk to dance floor bangers, these are the artists you need to hear this week.
Grub lead this week’s new music picks with ‘Heart In Hands’, a raw hit of alt-indie rock carried by Tommy Woods’ seriously good vocal.
Elsewhere, caprice hits the club, Baba T brings the energy and Ruby Coley delivers a sharp slice of Kiwi indie-pop.
Grub – ‘Heart In Hands’
A raw drop of alt-indie rock with a little Jeff Buckley in the vocals — in a very good way. Tommy Woods gets you straight away.
Caprice – just a fan
A damn fine dance-pop EP. Bass-heavy, playful and absolutely ready to soundtrack your Friday.
Inka Kubra feat. Mixedbyjd – ‘Keep On Running’
Wrap your ears around this one. A smooth, atmospheric slice of R&B goodness from Inka Kubra and Mixedbyjd.
Baba T – ‘Shake’
A fresh hip-hop drop from Western Sydney’s Baba T. Big energy, sharp delivery and plenty of confidence.
AMBIS – ‘NEED U’
A moody electronic gem made for late-night drives. Dreamy, immersive and very easy to fall into.
ED3-Studio – ‘Looking Forward’
A bright EDM cut with big female-led vocals and enough energy to get you onto the floor.
Jonny Amoral – Delirium
This landed today, and it comes in loud. Fresh grunge-punk packed with gritty guitars, dark humour and plenty of attitude.
Yendys – ‘Bad Case Of The Mondays’
A very Aussie indie-rock take on the eternal Monday blues — because Mondays can suck hard when you are not doing what you love.
Ruby Coley – ‘Something Worth Saving’
A lovely drop of Kiwi indie-pop, led by piano and built around the messiness of growing up.
